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Media Links
Making Arabic Fashionable, GIS GEMS School, February 2020
Driving Social Change through Coaching, Gulf News, March 2019
Passionate teaching about Coaching, Coaching Café, April 2018
Al Mamlaka TV, Wejhat, December 2018
The 10th Annual Marketing & Branding Congress, October 2018
AUS delivers executive education to top Nigerian Executives, October 2018
Creativity & Innovation Management Conference, January 2008
Kids hone skills at workshop, July 2004
Need of the hour, Gulf News, January 2002
Books we like
Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Anatomy of Peace by Arbinger Institute
Rising Strong by Brené Brown
8th Habit by Stephen Covey
How we Learn by Benedict Carey
When Everything Changes: “life begins at the end of your comfort zone” by Neale Walsch
Act Like a Success by Steve Harvey
You Can Be Happy No Matter What by Richard Carlson
How to think like Leonardo da Vinci by Michael Gelb
Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday
Focus by Daniel Goleman
High Energy Habits by Bill Ford
Mindful Anger by Andrea Brandt
Mindsight by Dr. Daniel Siegel
The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs by Carmine Gallo
FLOW by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Flow! People reacts to crisis at different levels. From resistance to acceptance and somewhere in between. Flow, a concept credited to the positive psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi “Me high? Cheeks send me high” that’s how we say his name ☺, describing those moments when we’re completely absorbed in a challenging but doable task. Flow occurs not when we are in our comfort zone, relaxed and not challenged, but rather when our body and mind are stretched to its limits. Reaching the state of flow only happens when and if our skill level is equal to the challenge at hand. What makes life worth living Csikszentmihalyi suggested in his book: Flow that we can be at our most creative, productive, and happy being when we are in a “state of flow”. Are we there?